Margaret Brown ('Descendant' director) on century-old family secrets and African slave ship Clotilda

Margaret Brown ('Descendant' director) on uncovering century-old family secrets and the African slave ship Clotilda. The Netflix film follows descendants of the survivors from the Clotilda, the last ship that carried enslaved Africans to the United States. This segment is part of the Gold Derby 'Meet the Experts' documentary panel hosted by senior editor Denton Davidson.
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[@tonigurrll5651]

Thank you Margaret Brown for being authentic!!!

[@doyouuptown]

Brave

[@anne-hc4yx]

I would like to see some benficator come in and rebuild/rehab Africa town, make it a historical landmark and put in place tools for the occupants to own land or housing, pursuit education or job training and provide access to quality medical care. I appreciate what this young lady (the director) has done, now this neighborhood needs partnerships that will help them to grow, rebuild and thrive

[@waydetahtawy319]

🪘True indeed ... I have been in contact with some folks in Africatown 🪘 and I proposed that the ports , docks here and in Africa with a shipping vessel and cruise ship line ⚓ at the least ... This will create generational independence and wealth ⚖️🪘.... To be able to go back and forth across the Atlantic ocean at will is symbolic and justice ⚖️🪘